
These chairs are outside the bungalows of the Swan Hotel in downtown Port Townsend.


These used trailers made a nice study of lines and shapes.
This is another image that was taken with a roll of film where I thought I had used color and it was B&W. I tried to return and reshoot with a digital camera, but they were moved around and it wasn’t as visually interesting. This is next to the Port Hudson Marina in Port Townsend.

This is a section of Fort Worden State Park in Port Townsend, WA. The water is the distance is the Strait of Juan de Fuca and the land in the distance is the southeast corner of Vancouver Island.

I thought it looked like waves of ocean spray were breaking over this trail. Ocean Spray is also called “ironwood” because the wood is so hard. NW native peoples used the wood for such things as arrows and harpoon shafts. It was also used as nails in carpentry before iron was available. It is common from sea level to mid elevations in the Pacific Northwest.